A third win in a row for newly-formed Bangor City 1876 Development who overcame coastal rivals Rhyl 1879 on Tuesday evening.
Billy Patterson handed the Lilywhites a 14th minute lead at Bangor City Stadium, but Joseff Baker-Hughes levelled on 24 to make it one-each at half time.
Josh Roberts and Connor John put the Citizens 3-1 up with goals on 55 and 61 minutes and although Kai Paolucci got one back for the visitors, the hosts ended up narrow winners.
A strong Porthmadog outfit opened their win account for the season at the expense of previously unbeaten Llanrwst.
Shaun Cavanagh put Port ahead via a 17th minute penalty before Rhys Alun Williams doubled the home tally on 57.
Although Michael Pollard halved the deficit on 54 with a reply for the Rwsters, hot prospect Zac Pike sealed the deal with goals on 87 and 89 for the Traeth men.
Visitors Denbigh edged a tight verdict thanks to goals from Jacob Duffy. Liam Nash, Samuel Duffy and Rhys Lloyd, with Alex Cooper, Harley Salisbury-Williams and Dan Jolley running the Colliers close.
Harry Dodwell and Jack Jones found the net on 25 and 50 minutes respectively as leaders Llandudno claimed maximum points.
Both teams had a player sent off – Kieran Smith for NFA and sub Cai Adams for Tudno.
All-square in this Sunday stalemate at Gwydir Park.
Double figures for Isa, Cayden Hazeldine, Joshua Holmes and Jack Casey all with hat-tricks, Jack Jones and Jay Wiles (pen) completing the demolition job.
James Allen, Harrison Phythian and Kacper Bury all bagged braces for the Wingmakers, Louis Bebbington-Rodgers and Jayden McConnell adding singles.
Sub Jaydon Ball’s 89th minute strike won this one for Ruthin.
Ciaran Roberts edged the visitors ahead on 40 minutes before Anthony Tierney levelled after 51.
Sub Freddie Naylor was a four-goal diamond for Nomads, James Hughes adding a hat-trick, Connor Partridge and Aiden Calby recording doubles and Joseph Bennett also found the net.
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